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1 mount
I [maʊnt]nome (mountain) monte m.II [maʊnt]mount Everest — il monte Everest, l'Everest
1) (horse) cavallo m., cavalcatura f.2) (surround) (for jewel, lens) montatura f.; (for picture) cornice f.III 1. [maʊnt]2) (fix into place) montare [ picture]; incastonare, montare [ jewel]; inserire (in un album) [ stamp]; preparare [ specimen]; tecn. montare [ engine]4) (set up) allestire [ exhibition]; organizzare [ campaign]; teatr. allestire [ production]to mount guard — montare di guardia (at, over a)
5) zool. montare2.1) [climber, staircase] salire2) (increase) [ temperature] salire, aumentare; [debts, toll, number] aumentare, crescere3) equit. montare (in sella)* * *(a mountain: Mount Everest.) monte* * *mount (1) /maʊnt/n.mount (2) /maʊnt/n.2 (equit.) monta; il montare a cavallo; ( anche) cavalcatura; cavallo: a quiet mount, un cavallo facile da montare3 (scherz.) bicicletta; motocicletta5 (mecc.) montaggio; supporto; attacco; incastellatura di sostegno: (autom.) rubber mounts, attacchi elastici ( del ponte posteriore, ecc.)● His mount was a camel, viaggiava a dorso di cammello.♦ (to) mount /maʊnt/A v. t.1 (form.) montare a (o su); salire (a, su); ascendere; scalare: to mount a horse, montare a cavallo; to mount a hill, scalare un colle; to mount a ladder, salire su una scala a pioli; to mount the throne, salire (o ascendere) al trono; I mounted the stairs, salii le scale; ( boxe) to mount the ring, salire sul ring3 ( anche mecc.) montare; fissare; mettere in postazione; piazzare; preparare; incastonare: to mount a gun, mettere un cannone in postazione; to mount pictures, montare fotografie; to mount gems, incastonare gemme; to mount specimens, preparare esemplari ( fissandoli su vetrini, per esaminarli al microscopio)4 (mil.) montare; essere armato di: The fort [the ship] mounts forty guns, il forte è armato di [la nave monta] quaranta cannoni7 (volg.) montare; chiavare (volg.)B v. i.1 ( spesso to mount up) salire: Prices are mounting up, i prezzi salgono; Tension is mounting up in the stadium, nello stadio sale la tensione2 montare ( a cavallo, su un cammello, ecc.); montare in sella: Do you mount?, Lei monta?; Lei va a cavallo?● (mil.) to mount an attack [an offensive], lanciare un attacco [un'offensiva] □ to mount a bicycle, montare in bicicletta □ ( ciclismo) to mount a chase, organizzare un inseguimento □ (mil.) to mount guard over, montare la guardia a □ to mount insects, fissare insetti ( con spilli, ecc. per conservarli) □ to mount a statue on its pedestal, collocare una statua sul piedistallo □ to mount sustained pressure, (mil.) esercitare una forte pressione; ( sport) fare un pressing sostenuto □ ( d'aereo) to mount up, impennarsi.* * *I [maʊnt]nome (mountain) monte m.II [maʊnt]mount Everest — il monte Everest, l'Everest
1) (horse) cavallo m., cavalcatura f.2) (surround) (for jewel, lens) montatura f.; (for picture) cornice f.III 1. [maʊnt]2) (fix into place) montare [ picture]; incastonare, montare [ jewel]; inserire (in un album) [ stamp]; preparare [ specimen]; tecn. montare [ engine]4) (set up) allestire [ exhibition]; organizzare [ campaign]; teatr. allestire [ production]to mount guard — montare di guardia (at, over a)
5) zool. montare2.1) [climber, staircase] salire2) (increase) [ temperature] salire, aumentare; [debts, toll, number] aumentare, crescere3) equit. montare (in sella) -
2 mount ***
I [maʊnt] nliter monte m, montagnaII [maʊnt]1. n1) (horse) cavalcatura2) (support, base) piedistallo, (of machine) incastellatura di sostegno, (of jewel, photo) montatura, (of slide) telaietto2. vt3) (picture, stamp) sistemare, (jewel) montare4)to mount guard (on or over) — fare la guardia a, Mil montare la guardia a
3. vi1) (get on a horse) montare a cavallo2) (quantity, price), (also: mount up) aumentare, salire -
3 Tabor (Mount)
(Place names) Tabor (Mount) /ˈteɪbə(r)maʊnt, -ɔ:(r)maʊnt/ -
4 Tabor (Mount)
(Place names) Tabor (Mount) /ˈteɪbə(r)maʊnt, -ɔ:(r)maʊnt/ -
5 covermount cover·mount n
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6 dismount dis·mount
[dɪs'maʊnt]1. vito dismount (from) — smontare (da), scendere (da)
2. vt1) (gun) smontare2) (rider) disarcionare -
7 insurmountable in·sur·mount·able adj
[ˌɪnsə'maʊntəbl]English-Italian dictionary > insurmountable in·sur·mount·able adj
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8 mounted mount·ed adj
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9 paramount para·mount adj
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10 remount re·mount
[ˌriːmaʊnt]1. vi(on horse, on bicycle) rimontare in sella2. vtto remount a horse/bicycle — rimontare a cavallo/in bicicletta
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11 surmount sur·mount vt
[sɜː'maʊnt](difficulty) sormontare -
12 surmountable sur·mount·able adj
[sɜː'maʊntəbl]English-Italian dictionary > surmountable sur·mount·able adj
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13 tantamount tan·ta·mount adj
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14 Etna
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15 Everest
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16 Mt
* * *( written abbreviation) (Mount (used with names): Mt Everest.) monte, montagna* * *[ˌɛm'tiː]1. n abbr(= machine translation)2. abbr AmPost, (= Montana)* * *Mtabbr.( mount) monte (M.).* * * -
17 go up
1) (ascend) salire2) (rise) [price, temperature] salire, alzarsi; [ unemployment] aumentare; [ cry] levarsi; teatr. [ curtain] alzarsi3) (be erected) [ building] essere costruito, spuntare; [ poster] essere appeso4) (blown up) [ building] saltare in aria, esplodere7) (continue)the book goes up to 1990 — il libro va avanti fino al 1990; go up [sth.]
8) (mount) salire [hill, mountain]9) scol.* * *1) (to increase in size, value etc: The temperature/price has gone up.) salire2) (to be built: There are office blocks going up all over town.) essere costruito* * *1. vi + adv1) (rise: temperature, prices etc) salire, aumentare2) (ascend) andare su3) (be built: tower block etc) venire costruito (-a), (new district etc) sorgere, (scaffolding etc) venire montato (-a)4) (explode) saltare in aria2. vi + prep(ascend) salire (su per)* * *1) (ascend) salire2) (rise) [price, temperature] salire, alzarsi; [ unemployment] aumentare; [ cry] levarsi; teatr. [ curtain] alzarsi3) (be erected) [ building] essere costruito, spuntare; [ poster] essere appeso4) (blown up) [ building] saltare in aria, esplodere7) (continue)the book goes up to 1990 — il libro va avanti fino al 1990; go up [sth.]
8) (mount) salire [hill, mountain]9) scol. -
18 attack
I [ə'tæk]1) attacco m. (on a, contro) (anche mil. sport); (criminal) aggressione f., assalto m. ( against, on contro, a); (terrorist) attentato m.to come under attack — mil. subire un attacco; fig. essere attaccato, essere oggetto di critica
to leave oneself open to attack — fig. esporsi alle critiche
to mount, launch an attack on sth. — sferrare un attacco a qcs. (anche fig.)
2) (of illness) attacco m.II [ə'tæk]1) attaccare [ enemy]; (criminally) assalire, aggredire [ victim]; fig. attaccare [book, idea]2) (tackle) affrontare [task, problem]* * *[ə'tæk] 1. verb1) (to make a sudden, violent attempt to hurt or damage: He attacked me with a knife; The village was attacked from the air.) attaccare2) (to speak or write against: The Prime Minister's policy was attacked in the newspapers.) attaccare3) ((in games) to attempt to score a goal.) attaccare4) (to make a vigorous start on: It's time we attacked that pile of work.) iniziare, affrontare2. noun1) (an act or the action of attacking: The brutal attack killed the old man; They made an air attack on the town.) attacco2) (a sudden bout of illness: heart attack; an attack of 'flu.) attacco* * *I [ə'tæk]1) attacco m. (on a, contro) (anche mil. sport); (criminal) aggressione f., assalto m. ( against, on contro, a); (terrorist) attentato m.to come under attack — mil. subire un attacco; fig. essere attaccato, essere oggetto di critica
to leave oneself open to attack — fig. esporsi alle critiche
to mount, launch an attack on sth. — sferrare un attacco a qcs. (anche fig.)
2) (of illness) attacco m.II [ə'tæk]1) attaccare [ enemy]; (criminally) assalire, aggredire [ victim]; fig. attaccare [book, idea]2) (tackle) affrontare [task, problem] -
19 jump on
jump on [sth.] (mount) saltare su, prendere al volo [bus, train]; montare in [ bicycle]; montare a [ horse]jump on! — sali! monta su! jump on [sb.] aggredire (verbalmente), criticare aspramente
* * *(to make a sudden attack on: He was waiting round the corner and jumped on me in the dark.) saltare addosso* * *jump on [sth.] (mount) saltare su, prendere al volo [bus, train]; montare in [ bicycle]; montare a [ horse]jump on! — sali! monta su! jump on [sb.] aggredire (verbalmente), criticare aspramente
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